Title: The Right-Wing Argument for Vegetarianism

As a diet and as a lifestyle, vegetarianism/veganism tends to garner a lot of hate from right-wing sources. From my own observations, both in real life and in online discussions, vegetarianism/veganism is frowned upon as something that's only meant for "weak, liberal, pussies." In this post, I'll examine reasons for why this attitude might be prevalent, and I'll argue why this attitude is often based on a flawed understanding. I'll also put forth real, well-motivated reasons why you, as a healthy, self-respecting, male or female right-winger, might want to go vegetarian or vegan.

I'll start with some of the more common stereotypes. One is that of the weak liberal man who can't lift weights, refuses to eat meat, and only consumes soy milk and craft beers. There is also the stereotype of the young college liberal girl who doesn't eat meat out of "love" and "kindness" for "cute animals" and "the environment." There's infinite variations on these two themes, and obviously, no self-respecting right-winger wants to be like these two libtards. So, we proudly proclaim that we like our steaks and bacon, we say that a man needs his protein, and we reaffirm our commitment to being as different from those weak and stupid liberal progressives as possible.

Well, ok, great. But here are two things:

1) Masculinity is not related to the consumption of flesh, nor has it ever been related to the consumption of flesh. Even in the traditional world, and even in the ancient world, no one ever made the mistake of tying masculinity to meat consumption. That's a modern invention, and like so many other things it was likely cooked up by mega-corps, globalized chain restaurants, and degenerate advertising agencies. We have the image of Mr. Manly Man Ron Swanson from the show Parks and Recreation, courtesy of (((Netflix))), who proudly proclaims how much he likes steaks and beefs and bacon and grilling. Variations on this theme are everywhere. But let me remind you again: this is a modern invention, and has no real basis in tradition. I'll give some proof of this later in my post, please continue reading.

2) There are reasons to go vegetarian/vegan, besides just having a respect for animals and the environment. Although, I'd emphasize that respect for animals and the environment is certainly commendable anyway, whether left-wing or right-wing. But even if you don't care at all, there are more esoteric and religious reasons to refrain from consuming flesh. There's the ancient Indo-Aryan ideal of bodily purity. In all ancient Indo-Aryan religions, meat consumption was forbidden for priests and those seeking higher communion with the divine. In modern Hinduism, which is an offshoot of ancient Indo-Aryan religion, meat consumption is forbidden for the orthodox, and for those who call themselves Brahmins. Brahmins are the highest caste, the highest social group in Hindu society- they are the priests, those in charge of performing religious rituals, like sacrifices, weddings, funerals, birth ceremonies, and worship. For a Brahmin to eat meat would be a great sin. Meat was only permitted for other castes under strict regulations, and always, a sacrifice to the gods was required before consumption. (In particular one god- the Divine Mother Kali Devi. A very rough Western equivalent would be the Virgin Mother Mary).

Adolf Hitler, towards the end of his life, was known for delving deeper and deeper into esoteric Indo-Aryan religion (of course, the Nazi swastika was originally a Hindu symbol, so if that connection wasn't obvious then, it should be now). Hitler adopted a lacto-vegetarian diet, and the only meat dish he consumed was a special type of sausage from his native part of Austria because he just couldn't give that up, it was too delicious. But he had it very sparingly. You can search this up on Google- the Jew media will criticize Hitler for being "obsessed" with the Indo-Aryan ideal of bodily purity, but for somebody who knows the truth of the situation, that's kind of like criticizing somebody for being "obsessed" with bathing every day. It used to be that bodily purity was natural and expected, that it was the basic standard, the bare minimum among orthodox practitioners of Indo-Aryan religion. What bodily purity really means is full and complete celibacy before marriage, and complete abstinence from flesh foods.

We see similar themes in Native American and indigenous religion. Many indigenous peoples had elaborate rituals before going on a hunt. In certain Native American tribes of North America, the men must practice a ritual before and after killing animals for food. This ritual involves total celibacy for a period of time (abstaining from sex and sexual thoughts). It involves fasting (abstaining from consumption of any food) for a few days. And it involves purification by bathing in a cold river. All of this ritual abstinence and sacrifice was thought to propitiate the spirits of the slain animals so that they would not seek revenge. Shamans in native societies tended towards total vegetarianism.

We see that even indigenous culture shares similar themes with pagan/Indo-Aryan culture with regard to the consumption of meat. That for those seeking divine communion (e.g. priests and shamans) meat was forbidden, and for others, meat consumption was only to be done in a carefully regulated and religious manner.

But it is likely that a majority of this audience is Christian. You might now be wondering, "sure, I don't care what a bunch of savages think about meat, what does the Bible have to say?"

Well, the Bible is pretty clear: "Genesis 9:3: Every moving thing that lives shall be food for you. And as I gave you the green plants, I give you everything."

HOWEVER- and this is a big HOWEVER- there are actually some strings attached here. Let me remind you Christians that originally, the Bible was never meant to be interpreted by peasants and ordinary lay-people. In medieval times, it was the duty of scholars and the clergy to interpret and comment on the Bible so that the average person could apply it to their own lives. Of course, with the advent of Protestantism, people started wanting to interpret everything for themselves, using their own reason. While the Bible does say that it doesn't matter whether you eat meat or not (in a sense this is true), it is still better and more religious to abstain, even as a Christian.

"Romans 14:1-23. One person believes he may eat anything, while the weak person eats only vegetables. Let not the one who eats despise the one who abstains, and let not the one who abstains pass judgment on the one who eats, for God has welcomed him."

What this means is that the weak person must eat only vegetables to avoid the sins associated with eating meat (like lust, wrath, gluttony, etc.), whereas a strong person is able to eat meat without falling prey to these sins. If you eat meat and you are unable to control your lust, anger, and gluttony, it is better to stop. For the vast majority of people, this is true and they should stop meat consumption. But if you can eat meat without falling prey to sin, it's totally fine- the Bible even says that no judgment should be passed, because God will welcome you too. But the fact of the matter is that the person who can eat meat and avoid sinning is rare. This type of person would have to spend all their life in meditation and thinking of God to avoid sin- they would have to perform the equivalent of the rituals that ancient people performed, but by thinking and meditating of God in Christian faith. This is very difficult for modern people, and it is better to just give up meat. This is the correct interpretation of this Biblical statement. Even Christians realize that meat consumption is dangerous if unregulated and has unspiritual properties.

Romans 14:21: It is good not to eat meat or drink wine or do anything that causes your brother to stumble.

This is saying that if you can eat meat and drink alcohol without a problem, then it's totally fine. But if your Christian brother has a problem with meat and wine, that it causes him to sin, the Bible says you're better of not eating and drinking to set an example for your fellow brother. Again, the true interpretation is that the vast majority of people are vulnerable to sin from meat, and everyone should abstain.

Take a look at the Law of the Knights Templar, the Poor Knights of the Temple of Solomon, which was the medieval Christian military order of Crusaders sent out to conquer the Holy Land. Their law books restrict the meat intake of soldiers to only three times a week, for meat-eating is "known to corrupt the flesh" (that's a direct quote). For non-military Christian monks, secluded in monasteries, meat intake was even more restricted. Early Christian codes only allowed meat so that the Crusader soldiers could be physically strong, and for no other reason than that. Great care was taken to restrict meat in leading a Christian religious life in medieval times.

Even among Protestants, there is a culture of vegetarianism. Here's a quote from the famed Methodist minister John Wesley: "Thanks be to God, since the time I gave up flesh meals and wine I have been delivered from all physical ills."

If you want to be a genius, abstention from meat is also recommended because it interferes with concentration and higher mental powers. Both Pythagoras and Isaac Newton were known to be vegetarians. And the Greek Pythagoras was thought to be a vegetarian because of influences from India. And I know that modern white Christians have great respect for the classical European societies (Greeks and Romans) and what they've contributed to civilization. Ancient India strongly influenced classical European civilization, and among one of the healthiest and greatest influences was that of vegetarianism, a practice meant for the intellectual elite.

Let's get even deeper into this rabbit-hole. No pun intended, and not really- please don't eat rabbits since I want you to go veg :)
But anyway, abstention from meat can be thought of as a kind of white magic (religious/spiritual magic) as opposed to dark/evil black magic. Abstention from meat improves mental ability and concentration, makes a person less vulnerable to sinning, and increases physical health. It makes it easier to practice celibacy, something which also improves physical health. Vegetarians and vegans do not involve themselves in violence against the spirits of sentient creatures. As a result they do not take on the negative characteristics like fear, anger, and anxiety associated with the death-throes of the murdered animal. Meat-eaters are more lustful, more stupid, more depressed, more anxious, more angry, and more scared. This is because of the cumulative effects of murdering sentient creatures, who have emotions, who can feel things and perceive things in almost the same way that humans do. The Bible also teaches that sin corrupts the mind and body, and what could be a bigger sin than the gratuitous slaughter of animals just for your own pleasure? Refusing to eat meat is an act of white magic that cuts the connection between you and the slaughter of innocent sentient creatures. As a result of cutting this connection, you become a more vibrant, more fulfilled, and more wholesome person overall. You can become more genuinely happy.

There are real religious/spiritual/occult reasons to be a vegetarian. Meat has been considered to be inherently unclean in many major world religions. In the non-Christian Semitic religions, the practices of halal (among Muslims) and kosher/shechita (among Jews) both involve fully draining the blood of the slaughtered animal by a priest or religious official whose job is just that. This is no coincidence, that a religious butcher is required to carefully and fully drain all the blood. Aleister Crowley, an evil English magician and occultist, states that "the blood is the life." Barbaric ritual slaughter in cruel and ancient religions always involve draining the blood (e.g. Jewish blood libel, sacrifice of human children) or removing the heart (e.g. Aztec human sacrifice). This is because the blood/heart is thought to be the life force of a being. Coming into contact with the blood/heart is thought to be unclean and polluting, unless done in a ritualized manner. The death throes of the animal as it bleeds out is thought to be an extremely energetic event in occultic schools of thought.

As a Christian, or even as a Pagan/Hindu/Indo-Aryan, the best thing to do is to avoid this creepy mess entirely. Just quit eating meat today, now, this very moment. Or if you absolutely just can't quit, at least restrict flesh foods to only a few times a week. Then try to quit completely.

I hope that I've given you some adequate religious/right-wing reasons to stop eating meat. Our modern society is completely ignorant of all these things and everybody is just after instant gratification. Please, please educate yourself and just stop now.

Full disclosure about the author: I am a young and highly intelligent Indian, Brahmin male who is sympathetic to white nationalism, religious and right-wing ideologies in the West. When I say I am highly intelligent, trust me when I say that I am being objective and not at all exaggerating- this is not my ego speaking, it is verifiable fact.

As Aryans (lit. noble people), we’re of the same bloodline as white Europeans. I underwent a political and spiritual awakening after going to a modern degenerate liberal university and I now realize what a hellhole the American liberals have turned everything into. It’s totally understandable that you don’t want foreigners in your country- it’s an accident that I’m here, my parents came here to make money. I would welcome a return to traditional civilization, both for your people and my own. However, I fear it is much too late for that, because of evil Jewish influence and rapid globalization and modern hedonism. Thus, I am trying to pass on occult/esoteric knowledge from religion to keep more people safe in this Dark Age. The two greatest practices you can do to turn yourself into a more spiritual person, and to protect yourself from evil influences, are celibacy and vegetarianism. (If you are married, enjoy sex only for the purposes of reproduction). Stop watching porn. Keep a pure diet. Start to clean and purify your body and mind. Start practicing white magic, please. Start praying and meditating- celibacy and vegetarianism will make it easier, and your prayers will be heard louder by God. You’ll be glad you listened to me. Also research/ Google everything you can find about the topics I’m giving in the list below:

Sources and Recommended reading / research topics / leads / buzzwords / keywords:

Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda (a Hindu holy man)
Practice of Brahmacharya by Swami Sivananda (a Hindu guru and saint)
Postmodernism 101 by Heath White (a white Christian male and professor of philosophy)
Man and His Symbols by Carl Jung
Order of the Poor Knights of the Temple of Solomon (Crusader handbook)
Literally any book on ancient Indo-Aryan religion
Literally any book (that you can find that hasn't been burnt) on esoteric Hitlerism
Any book by Julius Evola
ISKCON and Srila Prahbupada, Kali Yuga (Even Prahbupada, an orthodox Brahmin monk, agrees that British and Jewish propaganda has destroyed Europe. But beware, because it appears some Jews have infiltrated ISKCON since Prahbupada’s death)
Buddhist rationale for vegetarianism
Sins of the Flesh: A History of Ethical Vegetarian Thought, Rod Preece
Works by Aleister Crowley and Western/Jewish Occultism (if you want to get creepy)
The Bible